Question

Naturally occurring sulfur consists primarily of which isotope with mass number:

a. Sulfur-32
b. Sulfur-34
c. Sulfur-36
d. Sulfur-38

Answer 1

The naturally occurring sulfur consists primarily of the isotope Sulfur-32.

Step-by-step explanation:

The naturally occurring sulfur consists primarily of the isotope Sulfur-32 (a), with a mass number of 32. This means that the majority of sulfur atoms have 16 protons and 16 neutrons. The other options, Sulfur-34 (b), Sulfur-36 (c), and Sulfur-38 (d), are not the dominant isotopes in naturally occurring sulfur.